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Larry Gaudet has published seven books, including two non-fiction bestsellers and two critically acclaimed novels. His corporate work over twenty-five–plus years spans branding, venture financing, speechwriting, investor relations, and marketing strategy. His scriptwriting through his 300 Dead Cattle subsidiary includes projects with Universal Cable, NBC, Highway Bingo, and Chernin. He has received Canada’s highest journalism awards and recognition from branding juries internationally. His community work has included providing counsel to Doctors Without Borders (MSF); the Kingsburg Coastal Conservancy; an art therapy institute in Hangzhou, China; and the Art Canada Institute. He’s a Dalhousie graduate with a diploma from the Canadian Securities Institute. He lives in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Eris is one singular novel, a blend of thriller, philosophical musings and a cry of despair at our onrushing future. And a compelling read, with a final line that reverberates long afterwards. * Toronto Star * Gaudet offers an eerie glimpse into an all too believable near-future in this cyberpunk outing... This virtual game of cat and mouse will appeal to fans of Ready Player One. * Publishers Weekly * Gaudet blurs the line between virtual reality and the real world. With a teen protagonist and numerous appeal points from gaming to ecology, this thriller has crossover potential. * Booklist * Eris is a damning thriller about the how modern media and technology impede people from acting human. * Foreword Reviews * Larry Gaudet’s Eris is timely and important, a blistering look at what our online and offline lives have devolved into at the hands of our corporate tech overlords and their lackeys in government. * Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author * This psychological thriller takes us on a riveting journey through our corporatized digital landscapes and the human condition. * Stephen Cornish, humanitarian and environmentalist * A masterful and timely exploration of the convergence of the digital and the material. One moment, the two appear irreconcilable; the next they’re indistinguishably and enticingly identical. In Eris, Larry Gaudet offers a priceless glimpse into a neurologically challenged humanity and the deeply troubling future we are destined to face. * Peter Cavelti, author of A Dangerous Remedy *
